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AAFitz wrote:

LED ZEPPELINER wrote:60's, 70's, 80's 50's best years for music

not to mention comical music...
(especially the 70's and 80's)

personally... I think the 90's threw some new stuff in there that warrants mention. Difficult to compare much in the 80's to nirvana, or pearl Jam... even the most ambitious 80's band never really hit that level of creativity and originality.

one band that did hit that level even if not from the 80's...











Led Zeppelin

Jimmy Page has the most awesome guitars...

AAFitz wrote:not to mention comical music...

I'll mention one. Have you heard Richard Cheese... Apertif for Destruction ?

AAFitz wrote:Difficult to compare much in the 80's to nirvana, or pearl Jam... even the most ambitious 80's band never really hit that level of creativity and originality.

Do The Police qualify as an 80's band?

i believve so

Megadeth666 wrote:here's one for Zep....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs
Stanley has lot more good shit too

Bump this link to Stanley Jordan in case you all missed it...I can watch/listen to it all day long, and keep watching it when he plays multiple guitars

Jimmy Page Leprecon

Zeppelins are great! Wish we would stop having a Depression/Recession every time they start to get off the ground again (No pun intended.). The band.... Not so much.

50-90's rock for the most was good.

When I say rock I mean predominately blues/hard rock ( zeppelin, aerosmith and such), the harder late 80's rock, such as GnR, and 90's grunge like pearl. Prog rock bands like Rush and Yes were also good. I don't know what i would call bands like the Police and Journey and U2.....

Heh... much like Emerson, Lake & Palmer or The Moody Blues... Yes was definitely a great change of pace. In the era of Led Zep... King Crimson is one of the best groups I ever had the priviledge to see perform live. Like so many of the guitarists fueling some innovative new music, Robert Fripp is another unique talent. Court of the Crimson King was released about the same time as Zep's first LP.

Led zeppelin 3 was i think there best album

LED ZEPPELINER wrote:Led zeppelin 3 was i think there best album

Nah, Physical Graffiti. Lol.

jnd94 wrote:

LED ZEPPELINER wrote:Led zeppelin 3 was i think there best album

Nah, Physical Graffiti. Lol.

i don't know, physical graffiti is a lot of their classic, and great songs, but i think that 3 is a little more creative, with bron y aur stomp, gallow's poll, tangerine, and celebration day

houses of the holy is there only one worth buying

that record is a cant miss there is not one song on it that any led zep fans dont like
it is there most complete recording the vocals and guitar and bass and drums are flawless

and as for me there is no three peace band out there or even a 4 peace band that can stand up to RUSH
one of if not the best band of all time

Capt Killroy wrote:and as for me there is no three peace band out there or even a 4 peace band that can stand up to RUSH
one of if not the best band of all time

Fuckin EH! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY9Xy9nuP-8 2112 all the way
just found a cover band fuckin awesome http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2-FaX93 ... re=related
they even do Zeppp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcmnsTXXneo

Page is probably one of the best guitarists ever

my puppy was named zeppelin for a day, but we decided agaisnt that

Capt Killroy wrote:houses of the holy is there only one worth buying

that record is a cant miss there is not one song on it that any led zep fans dont like
it is there most complete recording the vocals and guitar and bass and drums are flawless

yes, but they don't have the actuall song houses of the holy on the record.

I was listening to a live version of Whole Lotta Love, and i noticed that in the middle, they do a Wanda Jackson cover.